We can handle enough water as a rule. Most drains away and sloughs get bigger but hills produce more to make up for shortfalls. One year in my memory we had 20% unseeded because of excess moisture and was disheartening. I can not even come close to fathoming what you guys go through who get too wet. Probably worse than too dry for us.
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Originally posted by WiltonRanch View PostWe can handle enough water as a rule. Most drains away and sloughs get bigger but hills produce more to make up for shortfalls. One year in my memory we had 20% unseeded because of excess moisture and was disheartening. I can not even come close to fathoming what you guys go through who get too wet. Probably worse than too dry for us.
The thing about it isn’t that one couldn’t seed the hills etc. The thing is the inability to get enough time between the rains to dry it out. I doubt your land would fare well if it rained literally daily. Or three days of rain and snow, two days of eleven degrees and minimal sunshine, then two days of rain, three days of fifteen, a day of rain, repeat. It’s the weather more than the land and soil texture and topography. Though I will say that clay loam land is too heavy for our weather a lot of the time. If we had heavy clay, we’d be screwed with our weather. It would just stay a lake forever.
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Originally posted by agstar77 View Post6 mm last night 40 for tonight. No seeding here.
Been snowing here heavy for six straight hours. Maybe an inch on the ground. I wonder how much it actually snowed had the ground been frozen?
Even if it does get nice now, how long to dry out? A week? Ten days?
I’m with breadwinner.
A low whistle for any guys who priced grain that won’t get seeded? This is gunna hurt.
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Hey blueversi we got some flakes falling here but your at higher elevation so I guess that’s why yours is snow.
Case IH we are on doorstep of greenwater provincial park.
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